Mar Jennings, an Emmy®-nominated, nationally syndicated television host, award-winning Realtor, entrepreneur, philanthropist, and influencer, adds storyteller and performer to his dynamic career with “Mar Jennings — ONE-MAN SHOW”, a powerful and deeply personal production debuting May 22, 2026, at Sacred Heart University Community Theatre. Years in the making, the production ...

Many parents want to know what is really happening in their teen’s life. However, direct questions like “What’s wrong?” or “Why are you upset?” can sometimes make teenagers retreat even further. A more effective approach is asking a question that gives teens room to share at their own pace. One simple ...

Few phrases frustrate parents more than hearing, “You don’t understand.” For teenagers, however, this statement often reflects a deeper emotional experience rather than simple defiance. Adolescence is a time when identity, independence, and social belonging are developing quickly. Teens may feel that their internal world is complicated and difficult to explain. When ...

Many couples are surprised by how quickly small disagreements grow into larger arguments. A conversation about dishes, schedules, or forgotten errands can suddenly turn emotional. Often, the disagreement is not really about the small issue itself. In many relationships, everyday conflicts reflect deeper emotional needs that are not being expressed clearly. ...

Apologizing is meant to repair a relationship. Yet many couples find that saying “I’m sorry” does not always resolve the conflict. In some cases, the argument actually continues after the apology. This happens when the apology does not match what the other person needs emotionally in that moment. Several factors can ...

When parents sense something is wrong, the instinct is often to say, “Just talk to me.” While the invitation is caring, many teens struggle to respond to it in the moment. For teenagers, opening up about emotions is not always simple. Several reasons make these conversations difficult: • Emotions are still forming: ...